As the Colorado River dwindles, a UCLA report has found that basin states are neglecting a vital lifeline—recycling wastewater.

Water officials have raised concerns about the water levels in Lake Mead and Lake Powell, following a disappointing winter snowpack that threatens to stall progress made during last year's wetter-than ...

Every year, when snow from the Rocky Mountains melts into water, it finds its way into Lake Powell, the country’s ...

Despite a few snowy winters, Lake Mead and Lake Powell—critical water sources for over 40 million people—are still stuck around one-third full.

Water officials have raised concerns about anticipated water levels in Southern Nevada this summer, following a disappointing ...

The Colorado River and its reservoirs supply water to the 40 million people across the West who rely on the Colorado River.

Along with Lower Basin water officials, Entsminger asked the ... which could one day prevent water from flowing downstream into Lake Mead, which is only 34 percent full. The Bureau of Reclamation ...

For the past few decades, water levels at Lake Mead have steadily declined as much ... manage the water crisis facing the Colorado River Basin. Since 1998, the lake has dropped over 170 feet.

The amount of snowmelt expected to reach the key reservoirs on the Colorado River this spring is far below the median of the ...

A new study gives Arizona and Nevada high marks for their reuse of treated sewage effluent as a way to reduce Colorado River ...